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  Shake Revelations Radio Specials

  Sandy Denny: The Lost Song!

  Goo Goo Dolls: The Rest Of Us!

  Opeth: Albert Hall: Live DVD

  101 Ways To Market Your Music!

  Blue Horizon: The Black Angels

  Tunited: Make Love Share Music

  Mercury Prize 2010 Nominees

  Iron Maiden: The Final Frontier

  Anais Mitchell HADESTOWN

  New Album Reviews

  The Union: Modern Classic Rock!

  Pantera: Cowboys 2010

  The Loving Cup: 2010: Their Year?

  Black Soul Strangers: Irish Gold

  Peace One Day: Sept 2010

  Voyager: Australia Rocks

  OZZFEST: UK: September 18th

  Attack Attack: Debut UK Tour!

  Stuart Cable: Memorial Single

  Tom Jones: Praise and Blame

  Sound Of Guns Debut LP: Fire!

  Katherine Jenkins: Llangollen Gala

  Gimme Some Truth: October

  Rosaline: The Vitality Theory

  Coheed And Cambria Interview

  Rainer: Story Teller Supreme

  Editor’s Blog: 2010

  Jimi Hendrix Life, Times & Fire

  Frames Albums Re-Released +

  The Acorn: No Ghost (Bella Union)

  Lone Wolf: The Devil And I

  Roger Waters The Wall Tour 2010

  We7: Breaking The Mould

  Sonisphere 2009 Revisited


La Vie En Rose (Edith Piaf) Soundtrack. EMI

I’m one happy bargain-hunter! Yesterday I popped into HMV to seek out the La Vie En Rose film soundtrack and to my shock found it priced at £16… But before I left (to ask my friend Mr Ebay) stopped at the counter to buy a very cheap DVD. I mentioned the price of the soundtrack to the guy behind the counter which he checked. I then mentioned that I had seen for sale a special limited edition on Ebay of the La Vie En Rose DVD which included the soundtrack CD. ‘Hang on a second, I think I’ve seen that…’ at which point he went over to a shop shelf and gleefully handed me the special edition box set, including the CD I wanted. It was £30 reduced to £18 and also included the special edition double DVD and lavish 40-page booklet!

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Breed 77 and Panic Cell Live

Back in 1999 I experienced my first metal concert and immediately captured the reasons why it grabs (especially) younger audiences. In fact I witnessed things that I had never seen before in a rock concert; excitement, audience involvement, huge guitar riffs with that signature tight, ocean-deep drum rhythm. Intoxicating stuff! Over the last five years I’ve also witnessed the genre maturing into music that, at its best, communicates with melody, meaning and passion, leaving softer rock to flounder, generally adapting to the mediocre and misguided needs of radio executives.

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Greatest Guitar Riff?

What is the greatest guitar riff of all time?

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